The Amazing Race is ending! What can you do now??

Yes, the last episode of The Amazing Race 3 will air next Wednesday.

The good news:

1) We will have full coverage of The Amazing Race 4, which is scehduled to begin airing on February 26. Of course, we'll have a forum set up in late January, with team introduction and other fun stuff you need to see. We'll have similar great articles, and hopefully we'll continue to have interviews with eliminated teams again next season!

2) We're covering a lot of great new shows which are starting up right now, or very soon! Have you seen our latest list of shows we're covering? Here's a sample:

We'll have recaps, discussion, spoilers and cast background info, and in some cases, interviews with contestants. Be sure to check out your favorite shows!

3) We're also covering a lot of non-reality shows in full detail. Those shows include 24, Third Watch, ER, CSI, Law & Order, and Alias. We'd like to expand that list, if we can find some interest. If you watch these shows, we'd like to have you participate!

We have enjoyed everyone coming to check out and participate in our Amazing Race 3 forum for the last couple of months. You've all been great! But we don't want to say goodbye just yet...

Besides sulk every Wednesday night at 9 pm ET, until February, you can share your love of TAR with CBS.

PLEASE! If you enjoyed The Amazing Race, go to www.cbs.com, go to the bottom of the page and click on "feedback" to submit your thoughts on the show. It's important not only to share your thoughts here, but to let CBS know how much you love the show as well through their official web site. It's a lot easier to keep a show going than to revive one that has been cancelled.

Originally posted by BravoFan
PLEASE! If you enjoyed The Amazing Race, go to www.cbs.com, go to the bottom of the page and click on "feedback" to submit your thoughts on the show. It's important not only to share your thoughts here, but to let CBS know how much you love the show as well through their official web site. It's a lot easier to keep a show going than to revive one that has been cancelled.

I have just sent 2 emails to CBS: one complimenting The Amazing Race and the other suggesting future "road blocks", e.g. participating in running of the bulls in Spain, tasting barbecued dog/snake soup in China, parading with the Carnival in Brazil.